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Chapter 2 - Investment-2

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

What is true about investing in single stocks?
a.
There is a low degree of risk.
c.
The risk is the same whether you invest in mutual funds or stocks.
b.
There is a high degree of risk.
d.
If the stock is from your employer, the risk is lower.
 

 2. 

Which one is not a risky investment?
a.
Commodities
c.
Viaticals
b.
Annuities
d.
Futures
 

 3. 

Which is not true about investments:
a.
Never invest using borrowed money.
c.
Always invest only for tax savings purposes.
b.
Diversification will help lower the risk.
d.
Never invest only for tax savings purposes.
 

 4. 

A collection of money from different investors, which is used to purchase stocks, bonds, or other investments, managed by a fund manager:
a.
Company Stock
c.
Mutual Funds
b.
Annuities
d.
Bonds
 

 5. 

The most aggressive mutual funds tend to be from:
a.
Companies that are a little younger and growing
c.
Companies that are older and well-established
b.
Companies that are overseas
d.
All of the above
 

 6. 

The KISS rule of investing teaches:
a.
The more sophisticated the investment, the better.
c.
It is normal to have investments you don’t understand as long as you have a broker.
b.
Keep things simple and never buy anything you don’t understand.
d.
None of the above
 

 7. 

The risk return ratio says:
a.
When risk goes down, the return generally will go up.
c.
When the risk goes up, the return generally will go up.
b.
When the risk goes up, the return generally will go down.
d.
None of the above
 

 8. 

What is a type of annuity?
a.
Variable
c.
Fixed
b.
Stable
d.
Both a and c
 

 9. 

Which of the following is a risk to consider when investing?
a.
You could lose all of your money
c.
Your money is not liquid
b.
Inflation
d.
All of the above
 

 10. 

Which is not a good investment?
a.
Gold
c.
Viaticals
b.
Commodities
d.
All of the above
 

 11. 

Your piece of ownership in a company is called:
a.
Share of stock
c.
Profit
b.
Dividend
d.
Portion
 

Matching
 
 
a.
5-10 year
f.
International
b.
Annuities
g.
Liquidity
c.
Bond
h.
Mutual Funds
d.
Borrowed
i.
Risk Return Ration
e.
Commodities
j.
Saving
 

 12. 

Never invest using _______ money.
 

 13. 

When investing, you should always check the ____ track record.
 

 14. 

The availability of your money is called ______.
 

 15. 

A _______ is a debt instrument where a company owes your money.
 

 16. 

Stocks from overseas companies are called ____ growth stock mutual funds.
 

 17. 

_____ are savings accounts with insurance companies.
 

 18. 

_______ is for anything less than five years.
 

 19. 

The _______ says that with investments , as the risk goes up, so should the return.
 

 20. 

Oil and gold are examples of _____.
 

 21. 

In _______, investors pool their money.
 

Short Answer
 

 22. 

What is the difference between single stocks and mutual funds?

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 23. 

Compare and contrast saving and investing.  What is the primary difference between them?

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 24. 

Draw the Standard Mutual Fund Diversification chart and assign each category a percentage. (Growth and Income, Growth, Aggressive Growth, International)













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Problem:  Enter saving or investing in the blank provided below for each scenariol.
 

 25. 



__________________________You want to start a college fund for your newborn child.     

__________________________Your daughter has a wedding next year.     

__________________________You want to buy a car in two years.     

__________________________You want to open a Roth IRA.     

__________________________You want to buy a house within the next five years.

__________________________Your daughter’s prom is in six months.
 



 
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